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Established in the 6th year of the Taisho era, this onsen property is situated atop a hill and surrounded by 50,000 tsubo of natural forest. With two types of hot spring sources, guests can enjoy a variety of baths with unique atmospheres, such as private open-air baths in the forest or large communal baths offering panoramic views of Sakurajima and Kinko Bay. Take a leisurely stroll along the on-site walking paths to experience the seasons or observe the wild deer that appear in the courtyard.

The Kyubei Ryokan, established in the mid-Edo period, is a small property featuring a Japanese garden.

A secluded, authentically Japanese retreat with just six private villas, nestled in the forests of Akizuki. The gentle murmur of the clear stream nearby helps you forget the bustle of everyday life. Enjoy renowned hot-spring waters all to yourself in the private bath provided in every villa—pure luxury with complete privacy. A truly exceptional getaway begins here, where doing nothing is the ultimate indulgence.

Nagisa no Sho Hanagoyomi is a relaxing Property with an open terrace that offers a panoramic view of the eastern coastline of Awaji Island. The Property features beautifully arranged seasonal flowers throughout and colorful yukata robes that allow guests to enjoy a boutique-like stylish atmosphere. At the seasonal dining area, guests can savor the dynamic flavors of fresh, hot, and made-to-order delicacies nurtured by the great nature of Awaji Island. While gazing at the vast ocean in front of you and being soothed by the natural melodies of the wind and waves, unwind your body and mind in the baths of Sumoto Onsen "Sound of Wind, Sound of Waves." You can also enjoy a tour of the baths at the group Hotel facilities, including Hotel New Awaji's "Spa Terrace Mizuki" and Awaji Yumesenkei's "Amamiya no Shizuku," by crossing the seaside corridor.

Located in the heart of Mount Hakkoda in Aomori Prefecture, "Sukayu Onsen Ryokan" is a one-of-a-kind Onsen Ryokan where tradition and natural beauty come together. Its famous "Sen-nin Buro" (Thousand-Person Bath) is one of Japan's largest mixed-gender communal baths, offering an unforgettable experience for all visitors. From the fresh green and vibrant autumn foliage of the beech forests in spring and fall to the breathtaking snow-covered landscapes in winter, you can enjoy the beauty of each season. The Onsen, known for its highly acidic sulfuric waters, is renowned for its skin-beautifying and refreshing effects, providing a rejuvenating experience for both body and mind. Indulge in a luxurious escape from everyday life at Sukayu Onsen, a place steeped in history and tradition.

Experience the awe-inspiring moments surrounded by ancient hot springs and the grand open-air bath. Indulge in the luxury of 11 different types of baths, featuring water drawn from a source 2,000 meters underground that has traveled over 200 million years. At one of Western Japan's largest open-air baths, immerse yourself in an extraordinary setting surrounded by overflowing waters and natural stones. For dinner, savor exquisite seasonal dishes inspired by the 24 solar terms, and for breakfast, enjoy a buffet featuring freshly harvested vegetables from Tōon City in Ehime Prefecture. Reflect on the grandeur of time and rejuvenate your mind and body to your heart's content.

Perched on a hill in the serene, long-renowned Yugawara Onsen, FUKIYA is an Onsen Accommodation with just 20 Rooms. Step through the noren curtain and you will be welcomed into an elegant, inviting space. Enjoy private baths surrounded by lush mountains and a star-filled sky, as well as a large communal bath where you can soak while gazing out over a charming garden. With seven different baths to explore, the day’s fatigue gently melts away. Our signature cuisine is served in your Room for both dinner and breakfast. Using fresh local ingredients, each beautifully presented and deeply flavorful dish adds color to your travel memories.Refined views, seasonal beauty, and the intimate atmosphere of this small Accommodation are complemented by carefully selected Scandinavian design chairs from the 1950s. Along with attentive hospitality, they help create a truly luxurious stay. In your Room or in the baths—savor relaxation and quiet respite to your heart’s content.

Kamiyama Ryokan, established in the 7th year of Meiji at Shiota Onsen. The natural onsen with a 300-year history features a self-sourced spring and is drinkable. Enjoy various baths such as hinoki baths, garden baths, and open-air baths. Dinner includes seasonal ingredients from Satsuma and Setouchi seafood, served as kaiseki or charcoal-grilled dishes. Breakfast features the specialty Yutsubo porridge made using the onsen water.

The property served as the setting for the famous work 'Snow Country'. It features an exhibition room showcasing works by Yasunari Kawabata, the creator of 'Snow Country', as well as a literary archive, a book corner with hundreds of volumes, and a movie viewing room, making it an ideal facility for fans of 'literature and onsen'.

A property in the Shiobara Onsen Village, boasting over 1200 years of history, built utilizing the rich natural topography of the Shiobara Gorge. To reach the property, guests ride a dedicated slope car with a drop of approximately 30 meters. The Shionoyu Onsen, one of the 11 onsen in the Shiobara Onsen Village, is renowned for its high salt content and mineral-rich waters. Meals are prepared using local ingredients, offering seasonal kaiseki cuisine. Enjoy the historic Shiobara Onsen waters and local seasonal flavors along with the breathtaking scenery.

Inishie no Toki Onsen. With over 600 years of tradition, the renowned hot spring flowing from the mountains of Hanamaki, the legendary Shirozaru Onsen, a time of relaxation, exquisite cuisine, and the spirit of hospitality passed down since its opening, a new story begins.

A highland resort accommodation. Enjoy the rejuvenating effects of the new Tainai Onsen. The 12-tatami Western-style rooms exude the elegance of a first-class hotel, and we offer a Western course creatively tailored to suit Japanese tastes, as well as a fusion course featuring fresh seasonal ingredients that let you savor the essence of each season.

"Tobira," an intriguing name that evokes mystery, brings to mind phrases like "The Door of Truth" or "The Door of Beauty." Nestled in the untouched embrace of mountains and the Usukawa Valley, Tobira Onsen lies beyond Tobira Pass, as if hiding life's happiness. Located southeast of Matsumoto City, it sits at an elevation of approximately 1,050 meters.In spring, vibrant red azaleas bloom amidst lush greenery, reflecting the simplicity and sincerity of human nature.During summer, visitors seeking cool retreats or hiking adventures to Utsukushigahara and Mount Hachibuse bring a lively atmosphere to the tranquil valley. Yet even then, quiet rooms with refreshing breezes attract those who come for peaceful reading.Autumn transforms the mountains into a fiery display of crimson leaves—an enchanting scene reminiscent of Bonnard's paintings. I also cherish winter in Tobira. Resting by a kotatsu after reading for hours while listening to the gentle sound of mountain streams creates moments where distant murmurs or songs seem almost real—a delightful illusion.Though I do not drink alcohol myself, I imagine that sharing sake with close friends around a kotatsu during winter at Tobira Onsen must be extraordinary. Tobira is a haven for hardworking individuals and their families—a place for warmth and joyful gatherings. It remains untouched by those who view Onsen merely as places for indulgence without deeper appreciation.

The only Property at Kawahora Onsen, established under the orders of Takeda Shingen. Its two hot spring sources provide 1,250 liters per minute and are known as "Shingen's Hidden Onsen." All four baths feature natural free-flowing spring water and the Property is certified by the Association for Preserving Japan’s Onsen Heritage.

Established in the 15th year of Genroku, this tranquil property is nestled in the mountain valley of San'in, exuding the charm of onsen. Enjoy the abundant and beneficial onsen waters at eight bathing locations. Additionally, we offer exquisite kaiseki meals, showcasing the seasonal bounty of Tajima throughout the year.

A private retreat limited to just 10 parties, where you can fully enjoy a free-flowing open-air hot spring bath and Akita’s beautiful nature. A luxurious moment wrapped in silence helps you forget the bustle of everyday life and soothes both body and mind. A special stay in the forest, paired with warm hospitality, lets you savor an extraordinary escape while taking in breathtaking seasonal scenery—an experience of pure bliss. Akita’s nature and heartfelt service bring true peace and relaxation.

Opened in 1902. Located deepest within the Nyuto Onsen area. Surrounded by majestic mountains, we have protected these precious natural hot springs for generations. Our Onsen facilities include separate indoor baths for men and women, a mixed-gender indoor bath, and a mixed-gender open-air bath. There are three different spring sources. You can enjoy three distinct types of Onsen. Magoroku Onsen Rokuan is a rare village-style Ryokan, with buildings separated into individual lodges. It may not feel luxurious in every way, but because you will often step outside, you can experience Magoroku’s great nature directly. The stillness of summer nights, the beauty of the morning sun, and the cool breeze. There are experiences and moments of awe that can only be found here. We have six Rooms in total; each Room accommodates up to two guests for a relaxing stay. Our dining area is counter-style and is the only place where all guests gather at once. A Ryokan that connects nature and people—and brings people together as well.

“Kura-no-Yu,” a renovated Meiji-era storehouse bath, offers a lukewarm soak in our private 36°C natural hot spring, along with guest Rooms set within a traditional Japanese house of white plaster and black lacquer finishes. Each Room is equipped with a massage chair, and we welcome you with relaxed, unobtrusive hospitality. Furnishings, antiques, calligraphy, and paintings are displayed throughout the property, creating an atmosphere like an art museum. For dining, savor creative cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients to your heart’s content.